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<blockquote data-quote="Ovinomancer" data-source="post: 7558658" data-attributes="member: 16814">That's making those verbal commands do a lot of work.&nbsp; Nothing about conjures improves the intelligence of the conjured creatures, so until you get the higher level ones, complicated verbal orders are a waste.&nbsp; At the higher end, I suppose you can issue precise battle plans, but in a few moments?&nbsp; Recall that the conjerer doesn't gain control of the conjured creatures like an avatar extension of their character, but must instead issue verbal commans to otherwise independant creatures.I find the above still make conjures very useful but restrains the precise tactical control that makes them overpowered.&nbsp; &quot;Help Bob the Fighter&quot; makes for a different situation than precise positioning and action usage.And, no, I don't try to screw players with this.&nbsp; It's a restraint, not a wedge for DM insertion of bastardliness.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ovinomancer, post: 7558658, member: 16814"] That's making those verbal commands do a lot of work. Nothing about conjures improves the intelligence of the conjured creatures, so until you get the higher level ones, complicated verbal orders are a waste. At the higher end, I suppose you can issue precise battle plans, but in a few moments? Recall that the conjerer doesn't gain control of the conjured creatures like an avatar extension of their character, but must instead issue verbal commans to otherwise independant creatures. I find the above still make conjures very useful but restrains the precise tactical control that makes them overpowered. "Help Bob the Fighter" makes for a different situation than precise positioning and action usage. And, no, I don't try to screw players with this. It's a restraint, not a wedge for DM insertion of bastardliness. [/QUOTE]

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